I don't get the Will Campbell over Kelvin Banks idea. Banks is the clear superior not only in technique but strength and measurables. Banks was one of the very few AP unanimous All-Americans for good reason. He could easily play well anywhere but Center on the OL and looks like one of the safest picks.
Absolutely terrible draft for the Dolphins, ignoring top tier OL and DBs for hype guys...grabbing two Safeties, a CB and a QB, ignoring DT completely. This draft would get Grier fired for sure.
@Mr. Bitter Thor Nystrom made a couple of interesting connections on his latest mock. He mocked Egbuka to the Steelers at 21, noting that he's a perfect zone-beater and that he'd be a great fit with what DK and Pickens do. If Rodgers is the QB, it's actually good logic, and since the Steelers don't have a 2nd rounder, perhaps they actually use their 1st on a WR.
The other one that raised my eyebrow was him mocking Simmons to the Cardinals at 16. I've toyed with that idea myself, knowing that Ossenfort's first pick as GM was current LT Paris Johnson, out of Ohio St. Of course, Simmons is also a Buckeye. But what I wasn't aware of is that Simmons' former OL coach at Ohio St. was Justin Frye...who is now the OL coach of the Cardinals. Now, these things don't always end up working out -- I recall that the Chargers had Jordan Addison's old WR coach on staff and yet they (inexplicably) opted for Quentin Johnson over Addison -- but it's still interesting to me, for sure.
Egbuka would be a great fit for the Steelers. I really like your idea of adding Keenan Allen, too. If/when they sign Rodgers, they may prefer Allen's experience for what could be a one-season Rodgers window. Or maybe they trade Pickens for a mid/late 2nd-rounder and get both Egbuka and Allen. PIT still has a good amount of cap space and maneuverability. We'll see.
I think PIT will draft a 3-4 NT in the first two rounds. That run defense is just not up to Steelers standards and is helpless vs. BAL's Lindebaum/Faalele/Ricard/Henry battering ram. Keeanu Benton needs to move off the nose to his natural 3-4 DE spot. I have to think PIT is kicking the tires on Kenneth Grant and Tyleik Williams.
Any of the 1st RD O-linemen make sense for the Cardinals. Paris Johnson is the only guaranteed starter on that line, IMO. Relying on Jonah Williams is especially bad business.
Yeah, coaching connect-the-dots stuff like with Justin Frye rarely pans out when predicting the draft. I gave up on that angle a looong time ago. The best example I can remember is the 2011 draft and Nick Fairley. The Titans had just hired Auburn's Tracy Rocker as their D-line coach, and everybody immediately matched TEN/Fairley because of it. I mean, you couldn't find a mock on this site that didn't have TEN selecting Fairley. When I consistently submitted mocks that had the Titans going with non-Fairley prospects (I thought Fairley was overrated), the comment section went torches and pitchforks on me. It was insane. That was also the draft where I consistently had DAL selecting Tyron Smith and had daily comment section battles with the "Jerry Jones has never selected an O-lineman in the first round!!" herd. I think I gathered about 300 thumbs downs alone during the '11 pre-draft cycle lol.
I think Josh Simmons may linger on the board longer than most think.
Jahdae Barron and Matthew Golden in the 2nd RD is very unlikely. Arguably the top prospects at their respective (premium) positions.
Mike Green and Donovan Ezeiruaku in the 3rd RD?
Are you guys hearing something about Mike Green that we haven't heard? That flag must be blood red, because his traits/production/metrics profile is 1st RD all day.
Ezeiruaku's only "size limitation" is that he's barely sub-6'3". Great athlete with a solid base and the arm length/wingspan of a 6'5" guy. Deep bag of pass-rush tricks. Super bendy and ultra productive. Intelligent with pristine character. (Team unanimously voted him team captain.) Premium position. Top of the 2nd RD is his floor.
Emery Jones Jr. in the 1st RD is a Mr. Fantastic reach. Sushi raw. RT only. I don't get it.
Why are you so obsessed with tanking? seems like half of your rationale is like, "this team screwed up by winning so here's their pick." Who cares at this point how they got to that pick?
Let the record show that I predicted that the Giants would sign Jameis Winston almost 40 days ago! (Though at that time, I also had them trading up to #1 to take Ward.) Nonetheless, I like this for Nabers a lot, because if Winston ends up starting for them, he will pepper him with catchable targets, and not just crappy low aDOT ones. This also seems to suggest that Russell Wilson (nor Rodgers) are heading to the Big Apple. If Rodgers does sign with the Steelers, you have to wonder what is left for Wilson, especially if the Titans opt to take Ward #1 overall. I suppose that if he's really willing to play for as little as $5MM for one year, maybe the Browns would still sign him and let him battle with Sanders if they take him.
I don't care what the media is saying - I'll believe Rodgers-to-PIT when I see it. It just doesn't make sense. The "screw the middle of the field" offensive personnel PIT has right now is designed for Russell Wilson, not Rodgers. Hell, Mason Rudolph and Jalen Milroe at 3.83 makes more schematic sense than Rodgers.
@Mr. Bitter If Tomlin really wants Rodgers and if he does end up the guy, I absolutely agree that they would have to acquire a route-runner to add to the mix, as a top duo of DK and Pickens doesn't make much sense. For what it's worth, Gerry Dulac answered "2025" when asked a question in his mailbag from a fan who wanted to know if and when the club would trade Pickens. Keenan Allen is out there; I wonder if that could be a match for the Steelers, while jettisoning Pickens for whatever they can get (perhaps a Day 2 pick). Diggs is available as well, but coming off his injury, perhaps Allen makes more sense as a match for Rodgers.
Yeah, Pickens was an obvious trade candidate even before the Metcalf acquisition made him redundant. No way the Steelers are going to give Pickens WR1 money next year.
A Day 2 pick for Pickens sounds right - a 2nd-rounder even. He just turned 24. Unfortunately, I could see my Jets in on that. The Cowboys, Patriots, Cardinals and Panthers could also be interested.
Keenan Allen would be a good fit in PIT. Too bad Rodgers will demand Allen Lazard.
Speaking of trades - we haven't seen any draft picks traded yet. There's usually trade action by now. It's eerily quiet.
Thought: If Ward and Sanders go 1.01 and 1.02, I wonder if the Giants could draft Abdul Carter at 1.03 then put Thibodeaux on the trade block. There's a lot of buzz that the Giants are hesitant to make a long-term commitment to him.
As a jets fan Honestly I’d go for a right tackle in the second or third along with safety and go with Warren if he’s really this good. I’m not a pro scout so I wouldn’t know but from a fans stand point I wouldn’t be upset to see Warren going to the Jets at 7. I also think Warren would benefit from Fields as QB as well as Fields benefiting from Warren. Fields mobility and warrens ability to improvise on plays can really help with Fields taking too many sacks and can turn into pretty awesome completions. Kinda of like when Brady would hit Gronk out of nowhere when the play breaks down. I think it’s a great move. Yes there are other quality TE’s in the draft but I don’t know if it’s that close. As far as Bowers he’s a great te but I think Warren has the potential to be a COMPETE tightend with his blocking and his ability to succeed in gadget plays. I’d also love to see the Jets draft RJ Mickens too later in the draft and maybe they can get Ozzy Trapilo for RT.
Jets fan here and I 100% agree - and it's not just because I like Warren. We gotta score points. Whether it's TE or WR, we desperately need another high-level receiving target other than Garrett. A snot-bubble run-blocking RT like Aireontae Ersery should be there at 2.42.
You got the Niners draft pegged this time. Only change would be if Savaiinaea lasted til their 3rd pick they should be shoving old women out of the way to get to the podium to put him next to Trent. He is a monster when pulling (his 40 was just a tick slower than Membou) he's long and he plays smart with a good understanding of the game.
@mekeja7874 Yeah, I have him going in the 2nd Round to Seattle with one of their two picks there. His workout numbers were too good for him to not go in the first 2 rounds imo.
Some betting odds that could be relevant for us mockers:
--Ward is now an overwhelming -750 to go #1 overall, and the Titans are -275 to pick #1; this is up significantly from being close to a coin flip last week
--Membou and Campbell are neck-and-neck to go off the board as the OL1; Membou is -135 and Campbell is Even money
--Warren is the big -750 favorite as TE1, with Loveland +350
--McMillan is a strong -330 favorite as WR1, with Golden at +250 (not counting Hunter)
--The Bears are +130 to draft Jeanty, with the Raiders just behind at +150
--Mason Graham is a big -600 favorite to go as the first DL (not including Carter), with Stewart +750 and Williams +1000
--Will Johnson and Barron are battling as DB1 of the draft (not counting Hunter); Johnson is -110 and Barron is +140
--Jalon Walker is -330 to go as the LB1, with Jihaad Campbell +210; I guess it's possible that Campbell could pay off if he goes at his earliest possible point, likely #8 to the Panthers
Jihaad Campbell could definitely pop off before Jalon Walker.
Tet McMillan's Pro Day 4.48 forty may have sealed the deal. Your CAR/McMillan match makes a lot of sense, and he might go even higher.
Loveland's AC joint shoulder injury is an issue. His surgeon sent a "it'll be fine" letter to all 32 teams, but Loveland won't be able to workout pre-draft. Athletic testing is crucial for TE prospects. Without that data, some teams may bump him down their boards. Loveland could slide a bit.
I'm seeing Kelvin Banks Jr. at +600 to come off the board as OL1, and I'm intrigued. Banks has become a somewhat forgotten man amongst the OL crop and I'm not really sure why. He's arguably the cleanest LT projection in the group.
What are the odds on DEN/Jeanty? Payton and company moving up for Jeanty isn't unrealistic.
I'm not sure about IND/Booker. Ballard is a RAS-centric drafter, and the Colts let Kelly and Fries walk with the plan to slide Bortolini and Goncalves in at C and RG. I think if the Colts address RG in the 1st RD, it's more likely to be a prospect with the versatility to kick out to RT as a hedge against whatever is going on with Braden Smith. Josh Simmons might make more sense.
For what it's worth, both Daniel Jeremiah and Mel Kiper have Booker falling out of the 1st RD of their latest mocks. Say what you will about them, but they're in-the-loop guys. Their March/April mocks are generally indicative of prospects' ultimate draft range.
There is a 0% chance the Eagles draft at WR at Pick 64. They have 50 million dollars invested in their two WR and also have Dotson in the slot. Eagles fans may have been unhappy with Dotson's production in the regular season, but the Birds front office knows that is because of a lack of opportunity. On the All-22's, the guy gets open plenty. He had a nice post season. There is no upgrade for their WR room at pick 64. They have a 6'5" receiver they like in Johnny Wilson. Hard to take a Mock seriously when a team loses it's starting DE and DT, signs no one of note in free agency and you don't have them picking a DE or DT with either of their first two picks in a draft everyone acknowledges is strong and deep at both positions. If you mocked a TE and a DL, at least then you would have credibility. An OT and a WR? No.
@edgk44 They did just get Ojulari, which was a nice move. Still, you can never be shocked if Roseman goes with a preferred edge rusher at 32. Also can't rule out a guard if someone like Booker slipped. Was wondering about a trade up for Emmanwori or Starks, but I'm curious what they may think of Sydney Brown and Blankenship as a tandem after the CGJ loss.
Ojulari and Uche were great post-1st wave free agency value signings. Both young with encouraging pass-rush metrics. Roseman is a beast. He makes it look easy. As a Jets fan, it's painful to watch.
Still, it can be argued that Ojulari/Uche/Hunt are best suited for rotational roles, and Bryce Huff is on the trade block, so I wouldn't be shocked if Roseman went EDGE - especially if Mike Green, Donovan Ezeiruaku, James Pearce or (somehow) Mykel Williams are hanging out in their range. Value.
I also don't think the idea of Roseman going O-line is outlandish at all. Roseman regularly and aggressively fortifies O-line at the first sign of foundational cracks, and Lane Johnson is almost 35. Why wouldn't he consider someone like Josh Simmons or Josh Conerly to play RG then kick out to RT when Johnson hangs 'em up?
If Colston Loveland slips into the 20s I could see Roseman moving up for him in a heartbeat. Loveland can do Dallas Goedert-type stuff.
Walter Nolen in the Milton Williams role makes a lot of sense, too.
Lane Johnson has stated this offseason that he sees himself playing three more years. Highly doubt the Eagles are looking at Tackles with pick 32. A swing tackle in round 3? Sure.
Yeah, the PIT/D.K. signing immediately had me thinking Russ could be back in PIT. Metcalf/Pickens on the boundary...that's moon ball city. PIT could trade Pickens, but still.
Could also see the Jets signing Fields. Maybe draft Membou at 1.07, plop him in at RT and lean into a poor man's Ravens attack featuring Fields/Breece Hall/Braelon Allen. Probably be good enough for about 6 wins - enough to keep us out of range for a true franchise QB in next year's draft. Very Jets.
Agree on SEA. They're recalibrating, not tanking. I think the Geno/D.K. moves were forward-thinking, assuming Darnold is on the way. If there was no plan, I don't think Jarran Reed and Ernest Jones IV would have re-signed as quickly as they did. I'm wondering if SEA will target Warren, Loveland or McMillan in the 1st RD now. (Assuming they address the O-line in FA.)
I really think everyone is overthinking it with TEN and the Titans will just draft Ward. They flat-out don't have a QB and we've heard ZERO about them being in on any of the FA/trade QB options beyond pure speculation. And if Sanders is a better fit in Callahan's attack than Ward, then Sanders is a good fit in Stefanski's attack, so I doubt TEN would screw around with a trade and potentially miss out on both QBs at 1.03.
We just fundamentally disagree on Sanders' draft value. Been deep-diving into his film...he's just not a top-5 value. His completion % is propped up by mucho bubble screens. His deep pass % is just 18%, and Ward has a better adjusted overall completion %.
Sanders' arm strength is marginal. His deep balls are ducks that the receivers have to gear down for. Sanders also absolutely freezes at the first sign of disguised coverage or when forced to move off his first read. Then the sacks pile up. The BYU and Nebraska film is terrifying, and it's not like those are SEC defenses or something.
Also think the character concerns are legit. Josh Rosen vibes, but even more petulant and comes with the reality show circus that I can't see conservative NFL organizations like the Giants being too keen on.
We'll have more clarity in a few hours here. Now watch Darnold sign with the Giants lol. Enjoy the feeding frenzy!
@Mr. Bitter Darnold to Seattle and Fields to the Jets. Just seemed that was the way that the wind was blowing. Seems like the Steelers are going to end up with Wilson again or...Aaron Rodgers. Also seems like Rodgers may have options between the Steelers and the Giants.
"Aaron Rodgers is the quarterback the Giants want. They're waiting to find out if he wants them. Most league sources I touch base with believe Rodgers is headed to Steelers, which would lead the Giants to Russell Wilson. The problem: The Titans, and others, are interested in Wilson, too."
I don't think the Seahawks will trade D.K. Metcalf, but if they do, I'm all over that if I'm the Jaguars. JAX should trade pick 2.36 to SEA for Metcalf, then draft Ashton Jeanty at 1.05. Along with Brian Thomas Jr., that's instant explosive offense.
Remaining QB carousel predictions:
Sam Darnold - SEA, Justin Fields - PIT, Russell Wilson - NYG
TEN drafts Cam Ward for themselves.
My Jets go into the draft with bridge/mentor Tyrod Taylor at the top of
the QB depth chart. Because they're the Jets, they draft Sanders at
1.07. If they pass on Sanders at 1.07, then...
After taking Abdul Carter or Travis Hunter at 1.02, CLE trades up into the mid/late-1st for a sliding Shedeur Sanders (if the Jets don't take him at 1.07). If the Jets do select Sanders, then the Browns take Jaxson Dart at 2.33 or Quinn Ewers in the 3rd round. The team that doesn't draft Sanders acquires Kirk Cousins post-draft. bada-bing, bada-boom.
@Mr. Bitter I have the Giants trading up to 1 for Ward, and Sanders going at 2 to the Browns. I don't think that Dart lasts to 33 and I don't think that the Browns could possibly know for sure that they could trade up for him. And since this year's QB's are straight trash after the QB3, yeah, I just think the Browns are boxed into having to pick a QB at #2 overall. I agree with Schefter fully here. They paid Garrett so they clearly (foolishly?) think they can contend with decent QB play, and that means that they have to procure a QB cheaply because they obviously can't pay market value for one such as Darnold. So it has to be a QB at 2.
I agree that Cousins waits until after the draft, because he doesn't want to go to a team that might start a rookie over him in short order. Since I have the Titans passing on a QB, perhaps that's where he ends up. It's also possible that he has no choice but to go to a team where it could be a competition with a rookie; his stock could be low enough.
I think the Steelers are more likely to retain Wilson over Fields. Why go and trade for Metcalf (and then pay him) if your QB is going to be Fields, who they did everything in their power to hide from throwing the ball last year? Wilson has familiarity with DK and while I have them drafting Dart at #21, it just feels to me like he would be their preferred veteran QB.
As for Fields, I think he may end up with the Jets. (Sorry!)
Darnold does seem ticketed for Seattle, as it makes sense that the Seahawks would only do the Geno deal if they had something lined up. I don't buy for a second that they are tanking, even though they dealt Smith and DK away. They could rightfully see Darnold as an upgrade, and he's certainly much younger. As for DK, JSN has clearly become the guy, so paying DK when he's now your WR2 made no sense whatsoever (talking to you, Joe Burrow.) I have them drafting Golden at #18 to replace DK, btw, but now that they have 3 picks in the top 52, they could opt to take a WR in Round 2 instead of at #18.
Oh, and just to put a bow on this, since I think the Browns are boxed into taking a QB at 2, I don't think the Titans would worry that Carter wouldn't be on the board at 3, should they make a deal with the Giants for the #1 pick. I do agree with you that they should pick Ward if they are sold on him. However, they may not be. It does seem like a QB of Sanders' skill set would work better in Callahan's system; however, they could rightfully think that Sanders is simply not good enough to go as the #1 pick. So, why not pick up draft capital from a desperate Giants regime, take Carter at 3, and dip your toes into the QB carousel next year? Maybe Callahan gets fired after a terrible year if that happens, but it's not like new GM Mike Borgonzi will be worried about getting fired so quickly. (Even Ran Carthon got 2 years lol.)
I'm not buying the TEN/NYG trade talk. It makes no sense for TEN. The Titans don't have a QB and won't find a better option than Ward through trade or free agency, so why wouldn't they just draft him for themselves?
Also: TEN has recently spent a lot of resources on the CB position. With Harold Landry freshly cut and Arden Key another cap casualty waiting to happen, EDGE is a screaming need for TEN, meaning they could prefer Carter over Hunter at 1.03. Basically, Ward and Carter are the prospects that make the most sense for TEN, and dropping down to 1.03 could easily mean missing out on both.
2. CLE - Abdul Carter EDGE Penn State
BPA that would perfectly complement Myles Garrett. I'll be keeping my eye on Carter's medicals.
3. NYG - Travis Hunter CB/WR Colorado
The Giants aren't just bad - they're boring. They need a CB1 AND an injection of star power/big-play excitement. (The Giants had a pathetic 5 total INTs in 2024.) This feels like Hunter's floor.
4. NE - Will Campbell OT LSU
The Pats have ample cap space to address their league-worst OT depth chart, but free agency options like Cam Robinson, Dan Moore Jr. and the ghost of Tyron Smith are very uninspiring.
I know, I know...Will Campbell's alligator arms/zero percentile wingspan would seemingly eliminate him from the discussion at 1.04 for NE. I just have a hunch the Pats may still like him.
We already knew Campbell's length was an issue going into the Combine. (Just like we already knew that Nick Emmanwori was an athletic freak before the Combine.) Campbell's slide (and Emmanwori's rise into the 7-13 range) in post-Combine mock drafts feels like we might be falling into the trap of counting twice. NFL evaluators will go back to the film.
Campbell's length is no doubt concerning, but his advanced technique mostly keeps EDGEs out of his chest, and when he does give ground, he has the (Combine-verified) elite-level athleticism to easily recover.
Let's have some perspective: There's something to be said for being a consensus All-American 3-year SEC starter at LT - regularly facing lengthy, NFL EDGE prospects - and only giving up 2 sacks and 5 QB hits. Campbell has a literal whisker less length than Jake Matthews, who has carved out a rock-solid decade-long NFL career on the blindside. I think the film might convince Vrabel and company that Campbell could do the same.
5. JAX - Ashton Jeanty RB Boise State
It's rare that a team drafting in the top-5 has promising youngsters at every premium position (QB/WR1/OT/EDGE/CB1). The Jags are in position to go pure BPA here. That's Jeanty, who is pound-for-pound the best and cleanest prospect in this draft.
Priority One for the new JAX braintrust is to ensure a proper return on the Trevor Lawrence investment. I highly doubt that the presence of Travis Etienne - a trade candidate that was already being phased out late last season - and Tank Bigsby - a 3rd-round grinder drafted by a failed regime - will dissuade them from selecting a Faulk/Tomlinson/Barkley-level upgrade that would instantly give the offense identity and serve as Lawrence's best friend.
6. LV - Jahdae Barron CB Texas
The current Raiders DB depth chart is nothing but tumbleweeds. Free agency could obviously change that, but for now, Barron - a versatile, absolute DOG that I think could make a Devon Witherspoon-type rise up draft boards - makes sense here.
7. NYJ - Shedeur Sanders QB Colorado
There's chatter that the Jets could be zeroing in on Justin Fields, which conflicts with earlier reports that they were good with going into next season with Tyrod Taylor as a bridge to a rookie QB. I'm guessing - with Geno Smith now in Vegas and Sam Darnold looking like he's on his way to Seattle - that PIT will bring back Fields. (They almost have to.) Should that domino fall, the Taylor/rookie QB scenario becomes highly likely for the Jets.
I don't buy the Sanders hype for a scroll of reasons and think the growing buzz of a slide into the late-1st/early-2nd has legs, but it only takes one (bad) organization to squint hard enough to see Sanders as a potential franchise QB. I have a sinking feeling it'll be my Jets.
New Jets OC Tanner Engstrand comes over from DET, where a juggernaut offense was built around "point guard" QB Jared Goff, so Sanders' skill set would be a good fit in theory.
8. CAR - Mike Green EDGE Marshall
Carolina generated a league-worst 25.5% pressure rate last season. D.J. Wonnum is in the last year of his deal and Jadeveon Clowney is a potential cap casualty.
I get young Khalil Mack vibes from Mike Green. Easy EDGE2 for me and a top-10 value, but I will adjust accordingly depending on what I hear about Green's alleged character concerns.
9. NO - Will Johnson CB Michigan
I was dumb enough to think that the Saints might finally commit to a proper rebuild this offseason, but the restructuring of Derek Carr's contract and Mickey Loomis' comments about being active in free agency likely means another year of fiscal can-kicking, a mediocre record and bringing back Taysom Hill on a reworked contract so that he can continue tormenting me in DFS contests. NFL purgatory.
Whether it's jumping on a prospect perceived to be "falling" (Kool-Aid McKinstry, Bryan Bresee...even going back to Andrus Peat) or overdrafting an "upside" prospect (Trevor Penning, Payton Turner, Cesar Ruiz, Marcus Davenport), Loomis seems forever on the lookout for the potential steal. Getting Will Johnson with any pick after 1.06 could easily be a steal, IMO.
The Saints would probably like to re-sign both Chase Young and Paulson Adebo, but will likely only be able to afford one. I'm guessing that Adebo walks, so there could be a need at boundary corner come Draft Day. No workouts has Johnson stumbling toward the finish line of the predraft process, but the tape shows a plug-n-play CB with Pro Bowl upside when healthy.
10. CHI - Jalon Walker LB Georgia
I anticipate Ryan Poles will continue aggressively checking off "immediate need" boxes during free agency. Expect the Bears to be in on Cs Drew Dalman and Ryan Kelly, and Trey Hendrickson or Chase Young to fill the EDGE void opposite Montez Sweat. (Jadeveon Clowney at the very least.) Poles clearly wants to be in position to let the draft come to him on Day One.
I think that Jalon Walker could go as high as 1.06 and doesn't get out of the top-16, but his size/skill set makes finding the best schematic match tricky. The Nolan Smith comps are a little off, IMO. Walker is cut more from the Zack Baun mold; a do-everything off-ball LB. It just so happens that new CHI DC Dennis Allen's Fangio-related scheme features a "Zack Baun" LB role, making Walker a seamless fit.
I know that a glance at the CHI depth chart would make you think that the Bears are set at LB with Tremaine Edmunds and T.J. Edwards, but I don't think Edmunds' price/performance jive, and Edwards (the better player) is nearly 30 and in the final year of his deal. Walker better fits the new scheme and would proactively address what could easily be a need in 2026.
As a Chargers fan, I can only assume that you hate the Bolts. I would hate this draft until the 3rd round. Benjamin Morrison was not very productive and from what I've seen is expected to go in the middle of the 3rd round. They lost in the playoffs because they couldn't run or pass block, and they couldn't stop the run. While we need a CB, why him when there were so many other good players? A DT, edge, TE or WR would have been better options.
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Why have the Titans done nothing to address WR or CB this offseason? Could it be because this draft's WR1 and CB1 are the same guy?
I've escaped the matrix, gentlemen. Tennessee is drafting Travis Hunter.